Security is built into every connection
Kyria handles private messaging and sensitive financial details. Here is exactly what protects that data - in plain language, without vague marketing claims.
Nine layers, one account
Every layer that stands between your data and the outside
HTTPS everywhere
All traffic between your browser and Kyria is encrypted in transit.
Two-factor authentication
Enforced for every account on the platform - not optional, and not limited to administrators.
Encryption at rest
Sensitive fields, including business bank details, are encrypted in the database - not stored in plain text.
Role-based access control
Every action is governed by your role and your business relationships. There is no default access to data outside your own business and its active connections.
Tenant isolation
One business cannot see another business's data through the platform. Access to every conversation, record, and file is checked against your actual relationships, not just your login.
Full audit logging
Account and security-relevant events - logins, permission changes, verification decisions - are logged for accountability.
Malware scanning on uploads
Files shared through the platform are scanned before they become available to the recipient.
Double-approval on sensitive changes
Changes to a business's bank details require approval from two separate Business Admins before they take effect.
Suspension and moderation controls
Accounts and businesses that violate platform rules can be restricted or suspended, and every connection can be blocked or reported.
A note on compliance claims
We would rather be precise than impressive. Kyria is designed with privacy and security controls including enforced 2FA, encryption of sensitive fields, and full audit logging - but we do not claim certifications such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, or a formal GDPR compliance attestation unless and until they have actually been obtained. If a specific compliance requirement matters for your business, get in touch and we'll tell you plainly where things stand.